Hydrothermally etched titanium: a review on a promising mechano-bactericidal surface for implant applications
Authors:
- A. HaylesAHA. Hayles
- J. HasanJHJ. Hasan
- R. BrightRBR. Bright
- D. PalmsDPD. Palms
- T. BrownTBT. Brown
- D. BarkerDBD. Barker
- K. VasilevKVK. Vasilev
- 1 December 2021
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Today Chemistry
- Vol. 22
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